Ciorba Group

5 days ago

This is the time of year to relax, eat, and be thankful for those around us. The Ciorba Group Team wishes you and your family a joyous holiday! Happy Thanksgiving! #thankful #family #Thanksgiving
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Ciorba Group

2 weeks ago

Happy Veterans Day! On this day, and all other days of the year, we humbly thank our brave veterans for their service and sacrifice. We are forever grateful for your courage and dedication in protecting our nation. #VeteransDay
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Ciorba Group

4 weeks ago

Happy Halloween from Ciorba Group! The winner of the 2022 Ciorba Costume Contest is Danielle! Thank you to all our office staff who showed off their #halloweenspirit
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Ciorba Group

1 month ago

Last weekend Karina Cisneros, Vanessa Zaldivar, Corinne Benton, Danielle da Silva Hossler, Diana Decker, Deisy Diza Gonzalez, Erin Kolasinski, Jeanne Penton, and Jingyun Sun got their tool belts out and joined with Habitat Chicago’s Women Build 2022. With a goal of fundraising $8,000 the team was able to raise $8,318! Congratulations to all those involved, we are so proud of your hard work and dedication to this worthy cause. #CHIWomenBuild #HabitatForHumanity
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Ciorba Group

2 years ago

Schaumburg’s Roselle Road Pedestrian Bridge was recently awarded the Structural Engineers Association of Illinois (SEAOI) Excellence in Structural Engineering Award for Best Project – up to $10 million and the American Council of Engineering Companies of Illinois (ACEC-IL) 2020 Engineering Excellence Merit Award for Structural Systems. The Village of Schaumburg worked closely with Ciorba Group to design and implement the project.

The Roselle Road multi-use path and signature pedestrian bridge provides pedestrian accessibility through a highly urban area at the north end of the Village of Schaumburg into the Paul Douglas Forest Preserve. This complex bridge was ultimately designed with the user in mind as the winding horizontal alignment, large overlook, aesthetic treatments throughout, and a touchdown through the treetops provides pedestrians and bicyclists an experience that mimics a more rural and relaxed setting. The project received very positive press reviews and was appreciated from a functional and aesthetic point of view by community members.
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